Category: Industry

The average office today is a melting-pot of the ages.  But despite the fact that over 30 percent of the British workforce are over 50, there’s more talk about millennials in the workplace than anyone else. Far from uniting the ages, firms are at risk of creating of a ‘forgotten generation’ of older workers.

As we discussed in our previous post (read the article here), the modern workforce has a completely new set of needs and expectations when it comes to their workplace. With that in mind, the industry has been forced into change to accommodate this. One of the key leaders and disruptors of this is Office Space In Town. Here are 5 things that we think are really important to consider when choosing your serviced office provider to motivate and retain your staff.

In an exciting article in CEO Monthly   Office Space in Town Managing Director, Niki Fuchs, discusses her insights and learnings through her journey to becoming a female executive particularly in a male-dominated industry.

We are really excited to announce CEO and Co-founder of Office Space in Town (OSiT), Giles Fuchs, has been shortlisted for Entrepreneur of the Year Award at the 2019 Property Week Awards. The Property Week Awards are the UK’s leading and most prestigious annual awards dedicated to celebrating teams and individuals across the full spectrum of the commercial property industry.

With Covid-19 prompting businesses to think twice before committing to traditional long-term office leases as employees emerge from lockdown, flexible workspace is increasingly attractive.

As the end of year-round ups get in to full swing, Niki Fuchs, Managing Director and Co-Founder of Office Space in Town spoke to Cecilia Amador, a reporter at Allwork.Space on her predictions for the coworking and flexible industry in 2020.

After more than two years on the market, serviced office provider London Executive Offices (LEO) was sold to Celvam Management last week for around £475m – almost a third less than the £700m it was reported to have been up for sale for in 2016.

What does the financial uncertainty of the pandemic mean for the future of flexible workspace? In a recent comment piece for Estates Gazette, Niki Fuchs, Managing Director at OSiT, outlines her thoughts on what she believes the future holds for flex in light of WeWork’s reported 2019 loses and the ‘material impact’ that COVID-19 has had for its business.

Have you noticed a difference since the clocks went back last weekend? To some, the change may seem insignificant but, for many of us, this can have an impact on our energy levels, productivity and wellbeing.